English: Small double-looped buckle frame, one loop rectangular and the other D-shaped. The rectangular loop has rounded edges, and the outer edge and one side edge are decorated with oblique ribbing. The other side edge is undecorated. There is a little moulding at either end of the bar, and the frame is slightly angled about the bar. The D-shaped loop has an almost lozengiform moulding at the outer edge; this is decorated with a V-shaped groove, made up of two strands on one arm but only one on the other. I am uncertain as to the date of this buckle. There are similar 17th-century examples, but the reddish brown patina and the quality of manufacture incline me instead to a late Anglo-Saxon/early medieval date.